Algoma High School - Scroll Yearbook (Algoma, WI)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY--BACK ROW: M. Bero, M. Reinert, M. Peot, D. Girard, M. Prust, S. Pav- lik, C. Jorgenson. FRONT ROW: E. Wiesner, K. Koss, J. LeCloux, C. Charles, B. Nilsen, Not present--J. Hucek, C, Maedke, Director, Mr. Harold Heidt, Student Director, Carol Jorgenson. TOO MANY GIRLS Too Many Girls , a three act comedy, was upresented by the Senior Class on the evenings of April 4th and 5th. Spring is synonymous with romance, so it's all to the good that there are too many girls to at- tract the attention of handsome Uncle Henry. Since everyone is interested in helping him choose a wife, Uncle Henry is confronted by the most hilarious situations possible. WILL-O-THE-WISP The one act play presented for the 1963 con test was Will-o-the-Wisp , a drama. The cast consisted of Mary Bero, Sherrie Stilwell, Harriet Sibilsky, and Betty Nilsen. The director was Miss Sondalle. The play was presented at De Pere on October 30th where it received a third rating. ONE ACT PLAY--H. Sibilsky, B. Nilsen, S. Stillwell, Mr. Bero.

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iii I i V l V I I V J I J Sept. 3 Oct. 4 7 14 15 16 26-27 30 30 Nov. 7-8 12 25 28 Dec. 9 11 15 18 20 Jan. 7 15 23 23-24 Feb. 4 8 22 Mar. 3 6-7 24 26-27 Apr. 4-5 10 11 22 26 May 2 9 22 June 5 CALENDAR, 1963-1964 A. H. S. had 81 seniors, 86 juniors, 114 sophomores, 96 freshmen. Carey Baumann gl William Schley reigned at Homecoming. County teachers met in Algoma. Band and Chorus members began selling magazines. David Hall stressed driving safety. Group pictures were taken. Chorus presented The Red Mill. Lew Johnson spoke about snakes. One-act play contest at De Pere. Teachers attended W. E. A. Convention. Jan Berkshire gave a lyceum program. A. H. S. observed the National Day of Mourning for Pres. Kennedy. Thanksgiving vacation began. Sophomores 8s juniors had Career Day at Algoma. North Central Assn. evaluated Algoma High School. Band 82 Chorus held a Concert. Don Lonie spoke on Three Rs. Christmas vacation started. Joan of Arc was presented. Becky Granius received D. A. R, award. Mr. Hanson replaced Mrs. Wacek. Semester tests were given. Annual B. l. E. Day was held. Senior semi-formal was Wonderland by Night. Senior trip to see ice hockey. Regional basketball tournaments held at West De Pere. Lyceum presented by F. Lowery. Easter vacation. Senior Play, Too Many Girls. N. E. Wis. Teachers' Convention. Solo fit Ensemble Concert attended at Sturgeon Bay. Charles King's lyceum was given. Chorus CSL Band Spring Concert. State Music Festival was held. Concert Festival was at Sturgeon Bay. Junior Prom featured Flower Drum Song. Commencement for Class of 1964. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP HONORS VALEDICTORIAN 'JalT1ie Hall SALUTATORIAN - -Jeanne Ho lub SCHOLARSHIP KEYS Jamie Hall Jeanne Holub Marilyn Novak Joanne Tlachac Ln. BAND COUNCIL--TOP ROW: V. Langer, I. Hall, K Zima, B. Granius, E. Columb, K. Kohlbeck, C. Krause. BAND STAFF--SECOND ROW: M. Bero, J. Hall, L. Hall, T. DuPont. FIRST ROW: Mr. Donald Hanson QEnglish 9 and American History--Second Semesterj, Becky Granius, D. A. R. AWARD winner.